Hackman and Oldham suggest that the critical psychological states that affect personal and work-related outcomes are more likely to be present when jobs are designed so that employees

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Hackman and Oldham's theory of job characteristics suggest that the presence of critical psychological states that affect personal and work-related outcomes (such as motivation, satisfaction, and performance) are more likely when jobs are designed with the following characteristics: 1) utilizing a variety of skills, 2) being responsible for the completion of a whole, identifiable piece of work, and 3) enjoying autonomy and discretion in decision making. Therefore, the best choice is D, which includes all three options.

Hackman and Oldham Suggest That the Critical Psychological States That